Ayrshire and Arran LMC proposed the motion, which will be debated at the Scottish LMCs conference in Clydebank next Thursday. The LMC says that Darzi's plans to allow unqualified doctors to staff polyclinics, revealed in GP last month, ‘belittles the role and expertise of general practitioners'.
Health minister Ben Bradshaw later denied the plan.
Another motion under discussion at the conference will call for an end to the UK-wide contract, so that Scotland can prioritise its own health needs.
‘Everything at the moment appears to be predicated on the needs of London and the south east,' said Dr John Rankin, secretary of Forth Valley LMC, who proposed the motion.
He cited polyclinics and extended hours as ‘solutions to problems that don't exist in the rest of the UK being foisted on us'.
A third motion will call for GPs to consider strike action, in protest at ‘the relentless and continuous erosion' of GP pay.
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Rupen Kulkarni - 20 April 2008
Good. We are seeing some gaul across the border. Excellent.
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